Hi bojo42,
sudo /etc/init.d/powernowd stop
when this solves your hard freezes, better report to the more specific
bug report
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20/+bug/109643
Thanks, I'll try this. But having read bug #109643 it seems they
suffered
A machine with AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4600+ ran
perfectly stable for months with 7.04. Repeated crashes occurred as
soon as the upgrade to 7.10 completed with no other system changes.
Have then switched from nv X driver to nvidia and added maxcpus=1 in an
attempt to workaround.
In bug #18283 Oliver Grawert says its a general problem with the error
handling in the route code that needs to be rewritten. Perhaps the
route code does need to be re-written but most people are getting bit by
one specific instance, that of `route -n' not outputting a default root;
see bug
Hi mustapha, it isn't the dash that sloccount's complaining about. What
sloccount is doing is to alter your $LANG if and only if it ends with
.UTF-8. This alteration causes problems in Perl. If you've
previously changed your $LANG to end with .UTF8 then you're avoiding
sloccount's meddling.
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Given 7.10's postfix-2.4.5-3ubuntu1's postconf(5) says
myhostname (default: see postconf -d output)
The internet hostname of this mail system.
The default is to use the fully-qualified domain name from gethostname().
$myhostname is
Bob Kline wrote:
I wish that were true. I tried switching to the 32-bit
Gutsy on my AMD64 and Firefox still froze pretty regularly.
Hi Bob, can you please be very specific. If Firefox was the only
program affected and the rest of the desktop kept working then your
problems aren't the ones this
Hi fisuk, I'd guess your nspluginwrapper segfaults are due to it running
against a kernel that's different from what it can cope with. That's a
side-effect of running with a later, hand-installed, kernel as opposed
to a repository one from Ubuntu. It's because of these hard-to-predict
Surprised this didn't have a package specified. The immediate suspect,
especially following Keith's comment, is the kernel. Let's hope someone
will visit asking us for the information that would help them.
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you must have missed something. I saw vmware-player in the partner
repo from the first day Gutsy was released. You can install it by
using Add/Remove Applications. Are you using x86-64 version of
Gutsy?
Yes, Gutsy on AMD64 CPU. I can see vmware-server, but only since it was
recently
Thanks Yan. I realised player couldn't be upgraded to server, I was
trying to say that those with player installed from pre-Gutsy will
expect it to be upgraded one-day to a Gutsy player. If you're saying
that server is a super-set of player then that's fine and maybe we don't
need player on
What about vmware-player? That used to be in the old repo. structure
but hasn't appeared in the new one yet. Is it intended that it will?
I'm not sure of the differences between vmware-server and vmware-player
but having installed player people are going to expect an `apt-get
upgrade' to do its
Also experiencing this problem since upgrading from 7.04 to 7.10.
Machine was fine under 7.04. Now, with no hardware changes, lock-ups
occur during activity anywhere from between 30 minutes to a day.
Sometimes the SysRq key doesn't work, other times it does. Seems worse
at times of high
It might be useful for sufferers to try the Magic SysRq key when a lock
up occurs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key#Raising_Skinny_Elephants
Ctrl-Alt-Backspace isn't the only key combination that may help.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/15
Just got to this bug after investigating why a friend's vmware-player
installation from 7.04's commercial repo no longer works after upgrading
to 7.10. We don't want to move away from repo-supplied packages since
smooth upgrades is one of its key advantages. However, it does seem
that a big
I too have seen these corrupted files on amd64. If you look at the end
of those files you'll see they end abruptly part way through the XML.
I've found the answer is to `sudo scrollkeeper-rebuilddb -v'. This
deletes the whole database and re-builds it from scratch. The problem
is that
AMD64 7.04 install, fully up to date, and then chose to upgrade to the
new 7.10 installation that was available with the GUI. It worked quite
happily for a while and got to the stage of downloading lots of files.
Left it to it. Now it's hung. The GUI is still present and responds to
X expose
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There's a group of crash files, all around the time things started going
wrong.
$ ls -ltra /var/crash
total 56
drwxr-xr-x 15 root root 4096 2007-11-18 17:53 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 182 2007-11-18 21:19 update-manager.0.crash
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 184 2007-11-18 21:19
It's could be related to this thread
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=598567page=2
An alternative to editing files and making the change suggested there
permanent is to use
sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_{window_scaling,timestamps,sack}
to display their current values, they're presumably
Hi Colin, I'm taking the imposition of assigning this to you because
many of the duplicates were and it seems to need someone to move it
forward. I thought you'd know who that should be. Also,
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance says an Importance of High is
for a bug that Has a severe
Hi Christiansen, I see nothing in the two tcpdump outputs to explain the
difference in speed. The DNS-releated problems that we think have been
fixed by bug #156720 show themselves when trying to establish
connections. You've a long running connection to a web server where
you're downloading
Thanks for the Ouzo!
Ohhh, I was wondering, is there any other way to install a fix other
than update, because some people might not be able to fix such bugs as
they don't have internet connection... because of the bug! For example,
I had to wait for a period to get my internet connection
Michael, thanks, that helps. You machine is issueing IPv6 address
queries and is sometimes getting back 1.0.0.0 as an answer. It then
tries to contact this incorrect address. It's almost certainly the poor
implementation of a DNS server in your router not coping well with IPv6.
It has
Michael, can you run tcpdump to display the network traffic on your
outgoing interface and then attempt a ping to a never-tried-before host.
E.g., my interface is ppp0 so `sudo tcpdump -i ppp0 -n' in one window
and then `ping -c 3 -n mail.troff.org' in another. The output should
only be a few
Michael, I assume you mean www.ubuntu.gr since gr.www.ubuntu.com doesn't
exist for me either.
$ host www.ubuntu.gr
www.ubuntu.gr is an alias for ubuntu.gr.
ubuntu.gr has address 64.79.219.14
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You
That is, while I CAN ping archive.ubuntu.com, archive.canonical.com
e.t.c. I CAN'T download any packages!
All I can suggest for the moment is to see if tcpdump sheds any light on
what's going on, e.g. are the DNS replies not coming back, or are the
requests going to an odd address, whilst
I think there's enough people suffering from this that it can be made
Confirmed in order to get someone looking at it. Even The Register has
reported on it.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/10/24/ubuntu_gutsy_gibbon_ipv6/
Can people with the problem please try and be as precise as possible
with
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance says an Importance of High is
for a bug that Has a severe impact on a small portion of Ubuntu users.
This bug stops systems booting for a small, but growing, number of
users. It also says Makes a default Ubuntu installation generally
unusable for some
I too fear that this is going to bite more people as their hardware
moves over time away from PATA. Rendering a system unbootable is pretty
severe and something that many users can't recover from un-aided. And
how do they get that aid if the machine is their main Internet access?
Can this bug's
I don't run Feisty yet, but yes:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-
bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelistword=starversion=feistyarch=i386
and Gutsy:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-
bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelistword=starversion=gutsyarch=i386
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Alex: that's a different problem caused by YouTube's web page changing.
If you can't find an existing bug, please open a new one. youtube-dl's
author has already fixed this in the version on his web page:
http://www.arrakis.es/~rggi3/youtube-dl/ You can download this version
to a temporary
Setting to Confirmed because I think the bug is apparent from the
source.
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`eject -x 0' sets the speed to maximum. `eject -X' is meant to list the
available speeds. However, it also leaves the speed set to maximum.
This can cause problems if you've deliberately set it to a low speed,
list the available speeds, and then
Here's the situation on 7.04.
$ apt-cache show awk
$ echo $?
0
$ dpkg -p awk
Package `awk' is not available.
Use dpkg --info (= dpkg-deb --info) to examine archive files,
and dpkg --contents (= dpkg-deb --contents) to list their contents.
$ echo $?
1
$
Yes, there still appear to be problems with 7.04, although slightly
different ones.
$ apt-show-versions -p apt-show-versions
apt-show-versions/feisty uptodate 0.10ubuntu2
$ sudo apt-show-versions -i
$ apt-show-versions -a gnucash
Not installed
gnucash 2.0.2-3ubuntu1
Here's a simple test. Can you try it please. at(1) is working for some
of us so we need to find out why your experience differs.
$ echo touch /tmp/created_by_at | at now
warning: commands will be executed using /bin/sh
job 3787 at 2007-08-13 11:45
$ ls -l /tmp/created_by_at
-rw-r--r-- 1 ralph
Here's a simple test. Can you try it please. at(1) is working for some
of us so we need to find out why your experience differs.
$ echo touch /tmp/created_by_at | at now
warning: commands will be executed using /bin/sh
job 3787 at 2007-08-13 11:45
$ ls -l /tmp/created_by_at
-rw-r--r-- 1 ralph
OK, thanks. I'm not aware of running much GUI stuff as root. I do most
things from the shell. Anyway, the history of this bug is confusing.
What corrective action should a user take when `apt-get upgrade' refers
them to this bug? And if it's not epiphany, are people trying to find
out what
I just got the Warning: something created compreg.dat! Your system was
affected by this bug: https://launchpad.net/bugs/30791; when doing `apt-
get upgrade -u' of 7.04. Firefox was one of the packages upgraded.
It's a recent installation of 7.04 and I've never run Epiphany as root.
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Bryce, no sorry, I don't have any good workarounds, just kludges that
are all fairly obvious. This isn't an area I know much about but I do
feel that the lowering of the priority from medium to low will lessen
the effort other more knowledgeable people put in to come up with a good
workaround.
Bryce: it isn't merely cosmetic. There are many users who are having
problems and when it's suggested they do something like gksu ... they
report back that they got errors and it's purely down to these incorrect
lines. The amount of wasted *volunteer* effort and disgruntled new
users is not
I'm also suffering from this bug in Feisty; gparted is trying to delete
/dev/sda1, re-create it, and then format it to ext3. /dev/sda is a SATA
IDE drive, not removable or hotplugable in any way. mke2fs says
/dev/sda1 is mounted; will not make a filesystem here!. Funny that,
given gparted
We've found the hang at 5% always happens if we set up one SATA drive to
be the install destination and ask for a second to be partitioned and
formatted at the same time. If we ignored the second drive, since it
isn't vital to the installation, the install works fine. Does the
formatter attempt
I'm not clear why you think this is a problem. Traditionally, the
default erase and kill characters on Unix were # and @ respectively.
That's because they were available when other keys, like backspace, may
not be. They also used to be echoed, e.g. ed /etv#c/passwd was what
would appear on the
Thanks Val. I understand it can be corrected and worked around, but it
takes a lot of perserverance to get to the point where you find a bug
report like this one and discover the workaround. Every attempt at
installation finishes with the all went well message yet reboot fails.
I'm happy to
I'm another person bitten by this. A system with PATA and SATA drives
attempting to install on /dev/sda. The install goes fine and says it's
finished but the BIOS fails to find any boot loader installed and wants
a system disk inserted.
Given the number of individual me toos on this bug, and
The motherboard is a Abit KN9 Ultra, to help others searching. I'll
attach the contents of /proc/scsi/scsi to show the SATA drives.
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Booting Feisty 7.04 AMD64 Desktop CD on a dual-core system with PATA and
SATA drives attached. After starting installation from the desktop, the
ext3 formatting of a SATA drive is started but hangs on reaching 5%.
Output from
uname -a uname
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A workaround for the .DS/.DE/.DS/.DE example above where `bar' is lower
is to add a `.sp -0.5v' after the first .DE when using the more recent,
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Ralph Corderoy diagnoses empty `route -n' output cause.
#33492 DaneM diagnoses empty `route -n' output cause.
#48535 bailey diagnoses empty `route -n' output cause.
#85322 Stephen Drake suffers from empty `route -n' output.
#85866 jmdennis diagnoses empty `route -n' output cause
Hi Sebas,
Do you mean that your original problem that you identified as related to
PATH is no longer happening. Or do you mean that all the other issues
in the bugs that have been marked as a duplicate of this one have been
fixed, e.g. bug #18283.
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Another bunch of bugs have just been made a duplicate of this one, just
like the bug I raised: bug #18283. Like mine, they give a better report
on what the problem is than this red herring of /sbin not being in PATH.
If anyone fancies a crack at fixing this, please see bug #18283 and the
others
I've just installed Ubuntu 6.10 and have hit this problem having used
System - Administration - Networking to configure the modem.
/etc/ppp/peers/ppp0 doesn't contain noauth, unlike a much older version
of Ubuntu I used to use, probably 5.04. Consequently, pppd complains
during `ifup ppp0' as
Regarding the importance of fixing this bug: As it stands, a new user
who has installed from a 6.10 CD can't get online using their modem and
diagnosing the problem isn't straightforward for 90% of those users. It
may be that they can use some other system or OS to get online and seek
advice,
I've just found that the aic7xxx kernel module is a re-write and the old
version is still present as aic7xxx_old.
$ cd /lib/modules/`uname -r` find -name 'aic7xxx*.ko'
./kernel/drivers/scsi/aic7xxx_old.ko
./kernel/drivers/scsi/aic7xxx/aic7xxx.ko
$
How can I configure my Ubuntu installation to
No, this is not a duplicate of Bug #1524. That bug is very specific to
just sloccount AFAICS in that it is sloccount's meddling with $LANG in a
textual way that causes later problems. I doubt sloccount is involved
at all with the upgrade described in this bug above.
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I disagree. See my comment on Bug #67054. I think that's a general
problem to do with what locales are defined whereas this one is
specifically on sloccount's own code.
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Yes. I can't try it on Dapper but looking at Dapper's nn-6.7.2 source I
see they've altered the code to initialise stp to NULL but it still
doesn't get set to anything useful unless the while-loop body is
executed at least once. Despite this, after the while-loop the code
does `stp-n.next =
http://www.mail-archive.com/tinycc-devel@nongnu.org/msg00228.html seems
to be discussing the same problem, and there's a suggested patch but
it's corrupted by the mail archive. I think
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/tinycc-devel/2005-09/txtJuEgJiyPEC.txt
is the same patch. Perhaps someone can
Public bug reported:
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Tested with sort 5.2.1 from coreutils 5.2.1-2ubuntu0 and sort 5.93 from
5.93-5ubuntu4.
sort's -u (unique) option isn't working as expected and the info (spit!)
documentation doesn't match its behaviour either so I'd expect one or
the other to
I think I've given sufficient detail to re-create the issue so it warrants
further investigation. Waiting for someone else to hit the same problem
and find this might mean it never gets confirmed otherwise.
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numeric prefix of the first $n fields, i.e. the `/' tab character separating
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I found gnucash's `new user tutorial' didn't work because gnucash-docs
wasn't installed. I was surprised to find gnucash-docs existed because
$ sudo apt-show-versions -i
$ apt-show-versions -a -r -p gnucash
gnucash-common 1.8.9-4ubuntu2 install ok installed
I think Steve Harms is wrong above. The problem still remains in
Dapper. It's just gphoto2 appears to have changed from a virtual
package to a real one. But the problem remains with awk.
$ t() { apt-cache show $1 /tmp/t 21; echo $?; wc -c /tmp/t; }
$ t foo
100
53 /tmp/t
$
Present now in Dapper as well so reversing Steve's Unconfirmed - Fix
Released change but making it Confirmed.
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Still present in Dapper, 6.06.
$ pwd
/tmp/alsa-utils-1.0.10
$ find -name '*.c' | xargs grep '\\0[0-9]'
./alsamixer/alsamixer.c:case '\014':
./amixer/amixer.c: fprintf(stderr,
\07Invalid card number.\n);
./amixer/amixer.c:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 18125 ***
Still present in Dapper, 6.06. Definition of getroute() hasn't changed
in hwdb-client-0.6.
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Setting to Confirmed since the script is still the same in Dapper,
Ubuntu 6.06.
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On Ubuntu 6.06, Dapper, I `apt-get install sn' and all went well.
Afterwards,
$ cat /etc/inetd.conf
nntp stream tcp nowait news.news /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/snntpd logger -p
news.info
$ apt-show-versions -a -p netkit-inetd
Not
Identical problems to original bug report confirmed in Ubuntu 6.06.
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